reacted

中英词典

1. 动词 reacted

中文翻译：

1. 反应；作出反应

2. 回应；回答

3. 对...起反应；对...做出反应

4. 反对；抗议

5. 产生化学反应

英文翻译：

1. to respond or behave in a particular way as a result of something

2. to answer or reply

3. to have a reaction to something

4. to oppose or protest

5. to undergo a chemical reaction

2. 形容词 reactive

中文翻译：

1. 反应的；反应性的

2. 易反应的；易受影响的

3. 感受性强的

4. 灵敏的；敏感的

英文翻译：

1. relating to or characterized by reaction

2. readily responsive to a stimulus

3. easily affected or influenced

4. sensitive; responsive

3. 名词 reaction

中文翻译：

1. 反应；反应过程

2. 回应；反馈

3. 反作用；反动

4. 反对；抗议

5. 化学反应

英文翻译：

1. an action performed or a feeling experienced in response to a situation or event

2. a response or feedback

3. a reverse or opposing action

4. opposition or protest

5. a process in which one or more substances are changed into one or more different substances

词语辨析

reacted与response的区别在于reacted强调的是对某事的反应，而response则更侧重于对外界刺激的回应。

词汇扩充

1. overreacted：反应过度

2. underreacted：反应不足

3. overreaction：过度反应

4. underreaction：不足反应

5. reactionary：反动的；保守的

近义词

respond, reply, answer

反义词

ignore, neglect, disregard

柯林斯词典

reacted (动词)

1. If you react to something that has happened to you, you behave in a particular way because of it.
2. If you react to something that someone has said or done, you respond to it by saying or doing something yourself.
3. If you react on a substance or it reacts, a chemical change happens in it.

reacted (形容词)

1. If you describe someone as reactive, you mean that they react very quickly to things.

reaction (名词)

1. Your reaction to something that has happened or something that you have experienced is what you feel, say, or do because of it.
2. If you have a reaction to something, you behave in a particular way because of it.
3. A reaction is a response to a question, letter, or news.

牛津词典

react (动词)

1. Act in response to something; respond in a particular way.
2. Respond or behave in a particular way in response to something.
3. Undergo a change as a result of undergoing a chemical reaction.
4. Respond to (a stimulus or drug).

reactive (形容词)

1. Readily responsive to a stimulus.
2. Showing a reaction to something.
3. Having a tendency to undergo chemical change.

reaction (名词)

1. An action performed or a feeling experienced in response to a situation or event.
2. A response to something.
3. A reverse movement or tendency.
4. Opposition to political or social progress or reform.
5. A chemical process in which substances act mutually on each other and are changed into different substances.

用法

1. He reacted angrily to the criticism.
他对批评作出愤怒的反应。

2. The child reacted with joy when he saw the puppy.
孩子看到小狗时兴奋地作出反应。

3. The chemical compounds reacted to form a new substance.
这些化合物发生反应生成了新物质。

4. She reacted well to the medication.
她对药物反应良好。

5. Her reaction to the news was one of shock.
她对这个消息的反应是震惊。

6. The police were criticized for their reaction to the protest.
警察对抗议活动的反应受到了批评。

7. He had an allergic reaction to the bee sting.
他对蜜蜂蜇伤产生了过敏反应。

8. The government reacted swiftly to the crisis.
政府对危机作出了迅速的反应。

9. She reacted with suspicion to the stranger's offer.
她对陌生人的提议表示怀疑。

10. The company's reaction to the new regulations was to cut costs.
公司对新规定的反应是削减成本。

11. The patient's body reacted negatively to the treatment.
病人的身体对治疗产生了负面反应。

12. He reacted against the government's decision.
他对政府的决定表示反对。

13. The chemicals will react when combined.
这些化学物质在混合时会发生反应。

14. The dog reacted to the sound by barking.
狗听到声音后开始叫。

15. She reacted emotionally to the movie.
她对这部电影产生了情感上的反应。

16. The government's reaction to the scandal was to resign.
政府对丑闻的反应是辞职。

17. He reacted quickly to catch the falling object.
他迅速反应抓住了掉落的物体。

18. The student reacted defensively to the criticism.
学生对批评进行了防御性的回应。

19. The medication may react with certain foods.
这种药物可能会与某些食物发生反应。

20. The reactive nature of the crowd led to violence.
人群的易激性导致了暴力事件的发生。